LOOK OUT FOR THE—BEST STUDIO IN TOWN. NO NISEI) TO LOOK FAB THE ELLERBECK STUDS®. Two Doors from Oroy stroot. Tho boßtplaoo for Exoollonoo of Work. ENLABGEMENTS to order FRAMING DONE On tho I’romißOH, •—fonowi Don’t Forget ELLERBECK’S Famous 5s a dozen. •NEW' ZEALAND INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION U I n I ! ! ;■ ss&rsat Tho Exhibition Opons on tho Ist Novombur, X9OG. KING UP G- WATSON, GAB PROPRIETOR, Bright Stroot. Telephone, 332. J. D, TUSTIN, PAINTER, PAPEIUI AN GEll, G RAINER, DECORATOR, ETC., GREY STREET. ► »-TH OPRING PAPERS JO ST ARRINEED b
KJ Tho licLt and Cheapest Stock ever shown. Good Paper from Sd par piooo. All other Goode at Lowost Prioes. Houses Repainted, Kouna R9-pap9red, by competent tradesman. Is I use nothing but Genuine Martini and supervise all work personally, Batia'aotien in assured. ItelereDce work entrusted to mo and oomplotod to the entire satisfaction of iny custom.rs. Estimates Free. Telephone 241. 11EMOVAL NOTICE, MORSE’S METROPOLITAN HAIRDRESSING SALOON. 0. MORSE begs to Notify tho publio ih he has Removed to HALL’S BUILDINGS Front Shop), Gladstone Road,
zeie^siKixisnei, BAKER AND OOHFEOTiONER GLADSTONE EOAD. Every Description of Confectionery on Hand. Balls and Parties Catered for
Established A.D. 1869. ) Directors—A. E, Pearce, Esq., N. Reid, Esq., and W, Fraser, Esq., M.H.R. A. MEMORABLE RECORD : LARGE BONUSES. MODERATE RATES Good Signs of the, National Mutual's Progress and Prosperity Established ia 1839, at the ead of 36 years its record reads— Membership, nsrrlj 67,000 Funds, neatly £4,200,090 Annual Inoorne,nearly .. .. £763,000 Sum 3 assured, nearly .. .. £ls 900,000 Amounts paid in claims, noarly £3,700,000 Amount divided among tbo Membera, ovar ~ .. £1,050,700 Branches throughout the Colony. ORTON STEVENS, Manager for New Zealand, Wellington. Special Representative for Poverty Bay, J. H. M. STODART, Gisborne. District Agents, COMMON SHELTON & CO. Inspecting Agent, W. H ESSEX.
LAKE WAIKAREMOANA ONE DAT OOAOH EKOM WAIBOA. LAKE HOUSE, —The Government Accommodation House at Waikaromoana, is beautifully situated on a headland overlooking the Lake, and commanding lovely views of water, hill and forest. The House Is quite now, end well furnished. TAHIFF—IOs per day for the first seven' days, 8s per day thereafter. Stabling and Horse-food Obtainable. Boat’ng and Land Excursions through the mo3t romantio of scenery. Numberless oxquisite pionio spots. Good Boats on Waikaremoana and also Waikare«iti. An Oil-launeh has been placed on Lake Waikare-moana. Excellent Trout Fishing in the Lake and streams 1 Coaoh leave Wairoa for Waikaremoana via Frasertown bi-weekly. T. E. DONNE, Supoi itendent, Department of New Zcalaud Tou.lst and Health Resorts, Wellington, REDSTONE'S MAIL COACHES leavo Gisborne for Morere Springs and Wairoa eyory Monday and Thursday, returning Tuesday and Friday. For Tiniroto, Frasertown, and Wairoa—Every Tuesday, and returning Friday.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1845, 28 August 1906, Page 4
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